I used to rage quit in League of Legends whenever my team was becoming moronic. Now I just play through the entire match since theres usually going to be a idiot on your team anyways.
RAGE QUIT
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I don't really rage quit but I will stop playing a game for a few hours if i feel im getting frustrated and then come back when i feel more relaxed which i guess is the same thing just without all the swearing and throwing the remotes n such
ohhh me n my friends have always since the 1st one played ridiculous amounts of smash bros and we all get pritty angry if we play for to many hours nobody ever rage quits but ppl certainly get angry and start swearing at eachother its pritty brutal ahahhaah
ohhh me n my friends have always since the 1st one played ridiculous amounts of smash bros and we all get pritty angry if we play for to many hours nobody ever rage quits but ppl certainly get angry and start swearing at eachother its pritty brutal ahahhaah
In multiplayer FPS's, if my team ditches and I'm the only guy left against like six others.
And in the first God of War. I don't know how I retained my sanity long enough to get past those couple infallibly irritating puzzles. And the freakin tower o' swords thing in Hades. Hated that stupid thing.
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Most ridiculously difficult thing evar. Whoever designed that was a flipping sadist.
And in the first God of War. I don't know how I retained my sanity long enough to get past those couple infallibly irritating puzzles. And the freakin tower o' swords thing in Hades. Hated that stupid thing.
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Oh yes, and the entire Black Ops veteran mode. No idea how I managed completing it.MiracleOfSound said:
Most ridiculously difficult thing evar. Whoever designed that was a flipping sadist.
Sometimes in online games, mostly when my teammates are retarded. I hate being the MVP and still be on the loosing team because they dont know how to play the game.
I always went furiously mad when I was a kid but I have stopped with that and grown some patience (which is awesome, being angry sucks) but it's not enough. If I get somehow I upset because I run into a difficulty or technical obstacle such as performance, bug or lag issues I usually try a different way of approach once or twice then quit, take a break and doing something else and then return. Usually after I return to face the mega lag or the final boss I finish the issue in one or try or three and it just feels amazing. This does only concern single player games, in multiplayer games I usually just quit or try to ignore the issue and see it from a humourous point of view.
The worst part about being mad though is if something triggers a rage like it getting worse or a person mocks you on a sensitive spot but then again it's hilarious do the same towards someone else.
The worst part about being mad though is if something triggers a rage like it getting worse or a person mocks you on a sensitive spot but then again it's hilarious do the same towards someone else.
I rage quit in starcraft II against people fairly often.
Whenever I know I should have won the game or died by retarded cheese.
Whenever I know I should have won the game or died by retarded cheese.
I actually permanently ragequit BIT.TRIP BEAT because of an achievement, of all things. It has an achievement called "EPIC.FAIL" which you get by missing a beat while you have an extended paddle. I really don't need the game itself making fun of me when I'm grudgingly attempting something new for me.
Most recent examples I can think of are
BlazBlue CS: unlimited Hazama is such a brokenly annoying cock, he either rapes me or i get him down to low health and get screwed trying to pull off the distortion drive that's kill him - Nu was nowhere near this annoying. Ditto unlimited Ragna and his ability to carnage scisors in the brief nanosecond gap between strikes.
The Last Remnant: for an alleged tactical rpg, it's really more a case of every battle being a luck based mission where the computer cheats. Multi deadlocks, fucking curse, the commands you can give your units being randomly generated including your fricking healing... went straight to the bottom of my pile and is staying there until the enxt time i feel masochistic.
SF4: seth. fucking Seth.
Day of Reckoning 2: The mash a to get up mechanic and the tendency for everything you do to be countered leading to you spending half the match on the ground mashing a. Curse words were issued at length and my pad was broken through sheer rage.
Can't think of any other examples, although some games have had me coming closer to quittage than others.
BlazBlue CS: unlimited Hazama is such a brokenly annoying cock, he either rapes me or i get him down to low health and get screwed trying to pull off the distortion drive that's kill him - Nu was nowhere near this annoying. Ditto unlimited Ragna and his ability to carnage scisors in the brief nanosecond gap between strikes.
The Last Remnant: for an alleged tactical rpg, it's really more a case of every battle being a luck based mission where the computer cheats. Multi deadlocks, fucking curse, the commands you can give your units being randomly generated including your fricking healing... went straight to the bottom of my pile and is staying there until the enxt time i feel masochistic.
SF4: seth. fucking Seth.
Day of Reckoning 2: The mash a to get up mechanic and the tendency for everything you do to be countered leading to you spending half the match on the ground mashing a. Curse words were issued at length and my pad was broken through sheer rage.
Can't think of any other examples, although some games have had me coming closer to quittage than others.
If I quit Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 its cuz I rage quit when a guy spams Rasengan or catches me in an infinite loop move thing. Other then that it'll really just be if the lag gets to be too bad.
My friend rage quit from MW 2 once and then chucked the disc out of his bedroom window. All because a riot shield prevented him from killing someone.
I love rage quitting on Demon's souls and beating the auto save.
I love rage quitting on Demon's souls and beating the auto save.
Often in Black Ops i feel like rage-quitting, then i suck it up and fail a whole lot more.
Except...
...except, i wouldnt have failed so much if I WAS BEHIND THE WALL ON HIS SCREEN, BUT NOOOO.
I hate it when that happens.
Except...
...except, i wouldnt have failed so much if I WAS BEHIND THE WALL ON HIS SCREEN, BUT NOOOO.
I hate it when that happens.
I don't rage-quit because.. I'm not 12 years old? At any rate, if a game gets boring sure I leave, thats not a rage-quit though.
Assassin's Creed 2. I'm on some part where I have to kill 12 colonels or something to save Florence. There's a part with a boat. You cannot be spotted.
I've tried it over 10 times. I'm done. Assassin's Creed 2, it was fun, but ultimately I'll give you an 8/10 thanks to this ridiculous level and for being overly long in general.
I've tried it over 10 times. I'm done. Assassin's Creed 2, it was fun, but ultimately I'll give you an 8/10 thanks to this ridiculous level and for being overly long in general.
My ragequits generally come after losing a lot of progress on games that have terrible auto save systems like Mass Effect 1.
Though I did ragequit in Magicka on the giant white monsters that instakill you as soon as they touch you, before I realized I could just use rain, walk far enough to make them spawn, then use SRRRR to freeze them to death fairly quickly
Though I did ragequit in Magicka on the giant white monsters that instakill you as soon as they touch you, before I realized I could just use rain, walk far enough to make them spawn, then use SRRRR to freeze them to death fairly quickly
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Fucking amazing. On topic, I rage quit mainly with connection issues. I don't mind doing pathetically bad in a game and being spawn camped for 10 minutes. I cannot fucking stand connection errors though, or games like Gears of War and COD where you're God if you're the host.
Fucking amazing. On topic, I rage quit mainly with connection issues. I don't mind doing pathetically bad in a game and being spawn camped for 10 minutes. I cannot fucking stand connection errors though, or games like Gears of War and COD where you're God if you're the host.